Queens Of The Stone Age - Villains FLAC

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Credits

• Artwork – Boneface
• Backing Vocals – Faith Matovu, Fred Martin , Matt Sweeney, Nikka Costa, Tai Phillips
• Band [Queens Of The Stone Age Are...] – Dean Fertita, Jon Theodore, Joshua Homme, Michael Shuman, Troy Van Leeuwen
• Cello – Richard Dodd
• Co-producer – Mark Rankin
• Engineer – Mark Rankin
• Engineer [Assistant Engineering] – Justin Smith, Wesley Seidman
• Engineer [Mix Engineered By] – Caesar Edmunds
• Lacquer Cut By – CB
• Lyrics By – Joshua Homme
• Mastered By – Gavin Lurssen, Reuben Cohen
• Mixed By – Alan Moulder
• Producer – Mark Ronson
• Saxophone – James King
• Songwriter – Queens Of The Stone Age
• Strings – The Section Quartet
• Technician [Drum Tech] – Sahir Hanif
• Technician [Guitar Tech] – Matt Zivitch, Wayne Faler
• Viola – Leah Katz
• Violin – Daphne Chen, Eric Gorfain

Notes

Limited press of 7,000 units worldwide - exclusively released to Indie Record stores

This is the US pressing.
For the E.U. edition pressed by Optimal Media GmbH see Queens Of The Stone Age - Villains

Hype sticker text:
Limited Special Cover Art By Boneface
Includes Free Download Of The Entire Album On MP3 And FLAC

Packaged in a gatefold cover with printed inner sleeve and lyric insert.

OLE-1125-8 P&C 2017 Queens Of The Stone Age Under License To Matador Records

Track numbering is sequential on the release.

Engineered [...] at United Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Mixed [...] at Pink Duck Studios, Burbank, CA
Mastered by [...] of Lurssen Mastering, Burbank, CA

Board Stiff Music, all rights administered by Songs Of Kobalt Music (BMI)
Magic Bullet Music (ASCAP)
Sleeping Disorder Music (BMI)
Dr. Shoes (BMI)

Pressing plant and lacquer cut by credit derived from matrix info.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 744861112587
• Matrix / Runout (Side A [etched]): OLE-1125-1-A CB
• Matrix / Runout (Side B [etched]): OLE-1125-1-B CB
• Matrix / Runout (Side C [etched]): OLE-1125-1-C CB
• Matrix / Runout (Side D [etched - Run-In]): OLE-1125-1D
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI

Companies

• Engineered At – United Recording Studios
• Mixed At – Pink Duck Studios
• Mastered At – Lurssen Mastering
• Published By – Board Stiff Music
• Published By – Songs Of Kobalt Music Publishing
• Published By – Magic Bullet Music
• Published By – Sleeping Disorder Music
• Published By – Dr Shoes
• Copyright (c) – Queens Of The Stone Age
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Queens Of The Stone Age
• Licensed To – Matador Records

Album

Villains is the seventh studio album by American rock band Queens of the Stone Age, released on August 25, 2017 through Matador. The album was announced on June 14, with a teaser trailer taking the form of a comedy skit featuring the band performing a polygraph test with Liam Lynch. The first single, The Way You Used to Do, was released the following day along with the announcement of a world tour. Villains is the first Queens of the Stone Age album to not feature any special guest musicians, the. Villains is the seventh album from Queens of the Stone Age, released August 25, 2017 via Matador Records. Frontman Josh Homme talked about the meaning behind the title, Villains, in a press release stating that it had nothing to do with our current political situation. The title Villains isnt a political statement. It has nothing to do with Trump or any of that shit. Villains does not feature any guest musicians unlike the band's previous albums. Several of the songs from the album were previewed in some form prior to its release. The read more. Domesticated Animals. Queens of the Stone Age. Beggars от лица компании Matador Records UMPI, AMRA, LatinAutor, Kobalt Music Publishing и другие авторские общества 5. Beggars от лица компании Matador Records LatinAutor, Kobalt Music Publishing, AMRA, UMPI и другие авторские общества 5. It takes nearly a minute for Villains to begin its slow ascent from the murk and even longer before the clenched funk of Feet Don't Fail Me Now clicks in, a deliberateness that suggests Josh Homme has supreme confidence in the seventh album from Queens of the Stone Age. Queens of the Stone Age always sounded like the best glam-band name ever, and while Josh Hommes free-ranging heavy rock hypnotists were never quite that, they come as close as ever on Villains. I was born in the desert May 17, in 73 Homme declares on the opener, Feet Dont Fail Me which is true, in fact. It also happens to be a date near glams peak, and the echo of Rick Derringers spangled 73 top-40 anthem Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo is probably no accident, either. By the tail end, hes sounding more like David Bowie than even Era Vulgaris campy I Wanna Make It Wit Chu back i. Nearly two decades later, Queens of the Stone Age are one of the biggest names in contemporary hard rock. Aside from Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails-whose figureheads, Dave Grohl and Trent Reznor, have both appeared on past Queens albums-youd be hard-pressed to find a group of comparable critical or commercial standing. Further buttressing the groups ubiquity is Hommes many collaborations, seen in the frontmans resume of side projects Desert Sessions, Eagles of Death Metal, Them Crooked Vultures and productionperformance stints Arctic Monkeys, Iggy Pop, the Strokes offshoot CRX. Josh Homme and Queens Of The Stone Age are on the cover of this week's NME. We caught up with them in Paris to find out their favourite moments recording their epic new album. Pick up the magazine for the full story. Josh Homme has offered just a couple of hints about new material. A source close to informed the site that there will be no special guests on the album, which means no cameo from occasional band member and Homme mate Dave Grohl. Its a Queens-only affair. By contrast, 2013s Like Clockwork was crammed full of guests. Elton John, Alex Turner, Trent Reznor, M. Complete your Queens Of The Stone Age collection. For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Villains Queens of the Stone Age album

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